The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-17

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These are the days that cause the
ice cream man to smile.
Aid. Robbins has been in Cleve-
land on business this week.
Herbert Lyon has been home from
Detroit for visit this week.
S. Lamfrom was in Cleveland on
business the first of the week.
Those new neckiies at Osburn &
Sons are h!e ties of the season.
Geo. Knill, of Flint, shook hands
with Owosso friends, Wednesday.
Miss Mary Stuart will graduate
from the State Normal next week.
Strawberries have retaiIed at four
cents per quart part of the week.
Tie masons have commenced
work on o. Sharpstene's new store.
Corunna will celebrate July ed.
Judge Newton is to be the orator.
John Wesener returned home from
the University Wednesday evening.
Disciples social at the city hall this
p. m. Supper from S to 6 o'clock.
l.. S. Foster, of Gaines, left some
large strawberries on our table, Tues
day.
]. N. Mcbride has been chosen
critic of the Alpha M society of the
U. OF M.
Holmes and Fulton, participants
in the Middlebury tragedy, are both
on the gain.
For the latest Vapor Stove, call
and see the Peerless, shown at An
drus' Hardware.
The grade roll for Ridge street
will be reviewed by the Council next
Monday evening.
Mrs. D. A. Wallace, McMinnville,
Oregon, is visiting her cousin, r.
Pond, of this city.
The Free Methodist camp meeting
at Burton commenced Wednesday,
is to continue week.
DR.. ]. c. Crum is in Waukesha,
Wis, attending the national Eclectic
Medical association meeting.
Chesaning is preparing for grand
4th of July celebration. Robbins
Junior band will furnish the music.
Owosso Camp S. OF ", we under.
stand, ranked second in the State in
proficiency of work the past year.
The Owosso B. M. A. are making
big preparations for the banquet July
Ist. Good speakers from abroad are
expected.
St. Johns Republican: Capt. Geo.
F. Marvin had his pocket picked at
Owosso, last Thursday, while on the
train, losing $40.
We note the marriage last week at
Flint, of Mrs. Hattie Cakes, we'll
known in this city, and George Dun
bar, of Cleveland, Ohio.
]. E. Stitzel, formerly of the Su-
perior Machine Co., New Carlisle,
Ohio, has been engaged by Hartshorn,
Nysewander & Co. as general agent.
The first ball game Of the season
is to be played at Pastime Park next
Wednesday afternoon between the
Owosso and Saginaw clubs. The
Saginaw club is a strong one and a
good game may be looked for,
M. Cleveland Terry obtained a
judgment for 500 against James B..
Drake in Justice VanDusen's court,
Tuesday,; that being the amount
Drake obtained from Terry by gam.
bling last spring and for which Drake
was arrested. 80
The Tavernier dramatic company
has been playing to fair houses this
week at opera hall. The company is
good one; plays well and is entitled
to large audience this and tomorrow
evening. The price of admission is
10 and 20 cents.
Andrew Flint was tried before
Justice Van Dusen, Tuesday, on charge
of assaulting a II year old son of c.
Payne. The jury said not guilty. S.
f. Smith and M. B. Gates appeared
for the People, and w. ]. Turner for
the Defendant.
Advertised letters for the week
ending June IL, at the Owosso p. o F:
Madame Russell, Adelbert Baxter,
Fred c Moore, Frank V Vaudeville,
Mrs Maggie Quinn, A Smith,
Nathen Shirley, ] D Tucker, Charlie
A Welch. Drops: G w Beaver, Ed
Breaugh, A Fillinger.
Miss Ruth Wilioughby, of Cwosso,
has been elected president Of the